idk – implementing deep keyboard
Transpiling a imaginary language to Nasm for Linux-x86_64.
Currently, using Kotlin as the interpreter and compiler, but will change in the future.
WARN: Don’t try to learn from this. Not worth.
Current plans required for turing complete:
Turing completion needs:
- Basic math: +, -, *, /
- Conditions: if
- Loop: while
- Memory Access: read and write
Function declaration and call:
- Functions require blocks even if they are empty.
- The keyword is
fn - Calling a function require semicolons at the end.
fn main() {
println("Hello world");
}
Variable declaration, assign and access:
- Mutable or not, they can be represented with
varfor mutable andvalfor immutable. - Require a semicolon at the end. Like the mom of all languages.
var a = 69; //Mutable
val b = 79; //Const
a = 420;
b;
Control Flow: (Experimental)
- Parenthesis aren’t required, at least for now…
- Pretty much the same thing as all the other languages.
if x < 0 x = 10;
else y > 10 y = 0;
else x--;
Loops:
- The while loop does everything.
while x < 1000 doLogic();
Memory access:
- I know that memory access is a bit controversial for security, but this is a hobby language that anyone uses lol.
mem[addr] = 69;
var b = mem[addr];
How to? If you are interested!
Only working in the imaginary land. So run ./gradlew test to run the current AST tests.
./gradlew test
